


Because we lived in an historic area, there were always a lot of tourists coming through town. I recall how I would haul a bushel or two of apples to the front road and sit and sell apples to whomever wanted to buy. I usually got rid of all of them quickly.
But, as you can see, the photos above are not apples, but oranges. They are on a neighbor's tree. Despite the cold we had earlier in the month, these oranges survived beautifully. Lots of grapefruit are also bulging on the tree branches. It still seems odd to me to see bright orange instead of bright red on trees. But, I can get used to it.
What a change to be able to grow citrus fruit.
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Great news about the citrus crop!
ReplyDeleteMy uncle used to go to FL every winter and bring us all each and orange back, which was ALOT of oranges for Grma had 10 kids. A real orange was such a treat in the middle of MN in the middle of winter. We live in apple country, fall brings trips to the local orchards.
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